WIFE FOR SALE!

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al bell500

Original Poster:

114 posts

250 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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Had my chim since august and we`ve formed a beautiful friendship.It`s amazing how quickly a car can get used to an inferior species,it seems to know what i`m gonna do 5 seconds before i do!
Marriage is on the rocks tho and i fear for the future of my baby(car not wife!).Anyone know if it`s possible to fit an ejector seat in a TVR? I`ve seen it on an Astin and it could be a solution to my problem!!!!!!
Picture the scene,140 on the M2, pop and there she blows. If only.
Sad Al.

N17 TVR

2,937 posts

272 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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Sad Al

Do you have any more details, e.g what sort of state is her bodywork in ? Stonechips or does she need a full re-spray ? Is it all original or has there been accident damage ?

Is her chassis still in good condition, or have the shocks and springs gone ?

Is she slow to start in the morning, does she need a bit of warming up when damp ?

What sort of mileage do you get on a bottle of wine ?

Is it cash you want or will you take part ex ?

simpo two

85,735 posts

266 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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Sounds like a distress sale (damsel in distress sale) - better post some details, pic and asking price...

Edited to add: here's an example from Wife Trader:

'Mrs Lloyd-Jones, 1970, top of range wife, managing director's missus since new, immaculately maintained inside and out, face professionally rebuilt 6 months ago, slight drinking problem, looks £1,000, only £40. Gold-digging secretary forces sale'

>> Edited by simpo two on Thursday 20th November 15:47

Marki

15,763 posts

271 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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i have a solution


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yiw1393

23,018 posts

262 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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N17 TVR said:
, does she need a bit of warming up when damp ?






V8 Archie

4,703 posts

249 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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al bell500 said:
Anyone know if it`s possible to fit an ejector seat in a TVR?
TVR seatbelts, centre-mounted door knob, left hand applied to passenger's shoulder. Who needs and ejector seat?

al bell500

Original Poster:

114 posts

250 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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I`d run her over but fibreglass aint strong enuf!
Nah, would`nt really want any harm to come to her(car).
Big `ol shame the car has to suffer in times like these but when it`s weighed up,whingeing wife vs burbling beauty,i`m getting more w and less b!
Bugga and bum!
Maybe we could hide out in the hills,she`s got a full coat an i could make a poncho out of her rain cap.We`d be like bonnie an clyde. Belly an chim!
Women!!!!!

al bell500

Original Poster:

114 posts

250 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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Marki,
LOVE YA STYLE MAN!

wrinkly

755 posts

247 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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I'd like to part exchange mine. Been after a faster model for some time, preferably with headlight conversion and upgraded upholstery. Not too bothered about age, but limited mileage would be important.

N17 TVR

2,937 posts

272 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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Wrinkly, would it also need to provide good grip in the wet ?

I think another requirement is a quiet exhaust, you don't want lots of popping and banging.

thegamekeeper

2,282 posts

283 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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dont tell me she is a 5 litre as opposed to the infinitely more desirable 2 litre

thegamekeeper

2,282 posts

283 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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turbo of course

al bell500

Original Poster:

114 posts

250 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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Her big end`s have definately gotten BIGGER!

Size Nine Elm

5,167 posts

285 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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N17 TVR said:
Wrinkly, would it also need to provide good grip in the wet?

Just spend a bit more on some good rubber.

And make sure you remove the cup holders... I think most are fitted with two.

Stick shift tends to be better than automatic too...

apprentice

1,219 posts

261 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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Hi Al.. just read the thread ....If you really gotta sell that beauty ...firstly I'm gutted to here if that's the case....but if there's any way we can assist you know where we are....

apprentice

N17 TVR

2,937 posts

272 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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apprentice said:
If you really gotta sell that beauty


She must be a circa 97 facelift model ?

wrinkly

755 posts

247 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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N17 TVR said:
Wrinkly, would it also need to provide good grip in the wet ?

I think another requirement is a quiet exhaust, you don't want lots of popping and banging.


Good points, but mine is a bit of an old banger, so anything would be an improvement. Noise wouldn't be too much of a problem with a newer model, as I would keep it locked in the garage most of the time

al bell500

Original Poster:

114 posts

250 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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Peter,
When i get some sort of stability in my life, i`ll be in touch.
Cheers
Alan

N17 TVR

2,937 posts

272 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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wrinkly said:

Noise wouldn't be too much of a problem with a newer model, as I would keep it locked in the garage most of the time


Is that legal ?

al bell500

Original Poster:

114 posts

250 months

Thursday 20th November 2003
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Steady!
I meant it in a professional kinda way.